Van Buren dump risks reservoir for Lysander brewery
The Onondaga County plan for a Van Buren landfill could force a public expense of about 17 million dollars to protect a 16 acre reservoir 900 yards away from the site. The Metropolitan Water Board says the work is needed to shield the A B Inc Lysander facility from airborne pollutants and sea gull droppings, as the reservoir supplies nearly half its water.
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van Buren
Metropolitan Water Board
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Lysander
Water Board
Solidarity Activist Reflects on Polish Reform and Hope
In Onondaga, Solidarity activist Bogdan Duchan recalls brutal 1982 imprisonment and exile choice. He reflects on the movement's deep reach and the chance that a new Polish reform agreement could endure, amid Moscow's open shift and widespread desire for change.
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Bogdan Duchan
Poland
Solidari Pater
Onondaga
Petro Kane Boesltving
Duchan
Solidarity
Poles called on to use freedoms after landmark agreement
In Warsaw, Solidarity leaders and the government agreed to restore the union’s legal status and to hold the first free elections in Poland since World War II. Lech Walesa hailed the accord as a political victory but warned it could fail without active public participation. The move signals potential drastic political shifts in a Soviet bloc nation leaning toward democracy.
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Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Jazyna Staniszewska
Lima
Bielsko-Biasz
Alojzy Pietrayk
Soutern
Jastrzetie
Soviet Union
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Fugu Sushi Arrives in New York City Restaurants
New Yorkers face death wish dining as fugu arrives in seven Manhattan venues making the U S the only country outside Japan with this delicacy. Promoters tout safety but diners report mixed tasting notes as authorities note the toxin in untreated organs. Imported after 1988 approval, the costly sashimi serves 35 to 60 per person.
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United States
Japan
Nobuyoshi Kuraoka
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Nippon
Midtown Manhattan
Shimonoseki
John F. Kennedy International
Karaoka
Kuraoka
Sakae Hara
Senators charge Reagan held back warnings on oil spills
Two California lawmakers accuse the Reagan administration of suppressing critical warnings about oil spill cleanup limits and potential ecosystem damage. The disclosures tie to Alaska’s Prince William Sound spill and future offshore plans for California Washington Oregon. An Interior official warned such criticism could be damaging to the offshore program.
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Washington
Alaska
Prince William Sound
California
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
Tish and Wildlife Service
Rep
Mel Levine
Alan Cranston
Fish and Wildlife Service
Limit ads on kids' TV bills urge lawmakers
A Wednesday bill seeks to curb commercial clutter on children’s television. Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum, D Ohio, argues broadcasters have ignored children’s needs since the FCC loosened rules in 1984. Public groups backing the measure praise efforts to reduce cereal and candy ads aimed at youngsters.
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Howard M. Metzenbaum
Dohio
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